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ummm... action points are official rules.

why not just use action points?

an erudite could make use of various followers both psionic and arcane to grab level 1 and 2 spells and powers. likewise, and erudite follower can gather them for you. then you can use a psionic artificer follower to transfer them all into powerstones and/or tattoos as appropriate.

i recall various ninja weapons which were specifically designed to deal with horses and the armored samurai riding them.

maybe you could figure out a way to have something force you to stab yourself, thus making yourself "the intruder", right when you fall negative.

aurora's whole realms catalogue. eph, comp psi, sos, mind's eye.

oooooh. tempting. ^^

You are quite correct in that a vampire monk could not use the drain attack (which is attached to the slam attack) as part of the flurry. however, you CAN use a flurry as the primary attack and use the slam as a secondary or off-hand attack - thus activating the drain for that attack only - so...

the other example is the centaur with the sword and hoof strikes. however, the case described by larkas is a different case than what i said. when adding natural attacks as secondary attacks to a full attack routine, you cannot use a limb that has already been used with a weapon. from a real...

you are most welcome. =D

this is the most official comment i can find:

very nice. myself, i vary in how i draw them. when i am going by hand, i will use two pencils and a super fine point ink pen. i usually use a 2h or 4h pencil as one, and a 2b as the other. lots of lighting, mixed with sunlight if at all possible. i wind up with a three tone map when i am done...

i adjusted my gamerules, because i don't believe there should be an effect which can force someone to behave against their will. also, i play with people who are mature and will choose in character even if they know how it is going to turn out as a player. it's not something that can be...

we have a mix. one character is called bob. another was steve. now it is "steve, the sorcerer, grelnic"... who is actually a rogue. (don't ask.) and we have a number of more pseudo-fantasy names too. we just go with it. and make swimming jokes about the ranger, bob. ^^

to paraphrase a chess master, "people who are not capable of playing a complex tactical and strategic game will remove pieces from the game until it is simplified to a level that they are capable of." personally, i've been playing for over 25 years. on one hand, i love the options and...

i believe it is +4 per 10' of base movement rate over 30, or some such.

maybe short of players. i'm in one campaign where i am playing three characters, and the dm is playing three characters plus the rest of the universe. works out great for us.

you don't need flurry to do so. and yes, if you have the actual natural attacks, you can do both on a natural attack routine / full attack action.

i've always allowed profession, craft, knowledge, and perform skills to perform "narrow" overlaps into other skills even if they don't have ranks. for example: professionals and craftsmen know how to appraise stuff specific to their field. so i allow them to use it to cover appraise if it...

leadership used to be automatic. i like it being an option, rather than an automatic thing. and it should be a resource. having to spend a precious resource (feat) can represent the off-scene efforts the character does to maintain that ability. you are gaining a substantial benefit, you should...